Eaton Fire Recovery: Get the latest resources and information
We’re here for you every step of the way. Get connected to resources at recovery.lacounty.gov/altadena today.
Disaster Recovery Center Now Open
Our Disaster Recovery Center is here to offer support for displaced residents all in one place. Those impacted by the Eaton Fire can access recovery resources at the Pasadena City College Community Education Center from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. every day.
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Damage Assessment Map
If you were displaced by the Eaton Fire and aren’t sure about the status of your property, there’s now an interactive map available that’s searchable by address and includes photos.
SEE YOUR PROPERTY
Tune in for a community meeting live at 4 p.m.
Those impacted by the Eaton Fire are invited to join us for a live Q&A.
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Support for Wildfire Survivors
Click here for Los Angeles County’s centralized website for urgent support.
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Long-term Wildfire Recovery Resources
Those impacted by the wildfires can head to this website for long-term services from the County.
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Lend a Helping Hand
If you want to help those affected by fires, you can sign up for volunteer alerts, offer housing for people and pets who are displaced, provide child care services, donate food and supplies, and more.
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Care Camps for Displaced Children
Los Angeles County is committed to our youth affected by the Eaton Fire. For the next few weeks, our Department of Parks & Recreation will be hosting Care Camps to provide children who’ve been displaced with free food, field trips, and fun.
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Get Important Documents
If you have any important documents like birth, marriage, or death certificates or property records that were destroyed or left behind because of the wildfires, L.A. County Registrar-Recorder is here to help. Call 800-201-8999 and select option 1 and then option 2, or email recorder@rrcc.lacounty.gov for assistance.
GET YOUR DOCUMENTS
Get Insurance Support
For those who need assistance with their insurance claims related to the wildfires, you can get support from the California Department of Insurance.
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Wildfire Implications to Property Assessments & Tax Bills
Residents impacted by the recent wildfires can check this list of frequently asked questions answered by the Assessor.
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